Away Games

[Yossarian]

I'd definitely agree about Fulham. Reading is definitely worth considering. I am not keen on Everton; away section is really crap.

[Dazvillain]

The Swansea fans are welcoming and i work with quite a few however, we were in  the villa end at the liberty last year and was embarrassed at the amount of villa fans fighting between themselves in the stand. All over the Welsh/English divide even though all villans, pathetic, and intimidating

[Pete3206]

That's a good point about Swansea. The only downside to an away match for me is on occasion, you find yourself next to absolute aresholes. Not very often though.

Oh, and another vote for Fulham.

[villa `cross the mersey]

If you want a full-on football experience it's still hard to beat Liverpool.

Good lad !!!!!!

Fulham is a great day out for lots of reasons.

I have taken VCTM jnr there and he loved it - if the game is crap he can watch the planes gliding into Heathrow down the path of the Thames.

Everton too is ok - If you chose that one PM me and I can show you where to go etc and might even buy you a pint !!

[Risso]

Wigan a safe place to go too but no pub nearby.

There's a place on Wigan Pier that's between the station and the ground, appropriately named The Orwell, that's always been quite friendly, about a 15 minute walk from the stadium perhaps longer if you've got a young 'un in tow.

I used to work in there.  It shut down for a while, then reopened as a restaurant but now has a bar again I think.

[villa `cross the mersey]

Oh, and Wigan is good too but you may bump into Risso and Blandy !

(only kidding Mart)

[darren woolley]

Fulham really good away day.

[The Left Side]

Fulham really good away day.

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[PaulMcGrathsNo5Shirt]

Another vote for Fulham from me, however, the view isn't great from that stand if your nipper is too young. I've been to Southampton a couple of times as well and you can also fit in a trip to the seaside if need be.

[Mortimer's Bear]

Fulham is my favourite however be warned, if you should bump into a seemingly homeless person sporting a tatty 1997 home shirt and with an obvious allergy to soap, don't worry it's just Nigel Kennedy.

[Dave Clark Five]

Wigan a safe place to go too but no pub nearby.

The Marquee Bar is right under the stand. Best facilities for away fans in the league.

[Vancouver]

Fulham is superb. Expensive watering holes but very nice. A grea walk through the park.

I loved Norwich several years ago. The locals were very friendly and welcoming. Great day out and would love to go back.

Went to Wigan to the pub by the station but they stopped serving booze due to idiots smashing glasses. There is a pub in the car park by the stadium. A harvester or something.

[Clark W Griswold]

Plough Lane. A lovely journey and cultured football, you can't go wrong.

[exiled on the wirral!]

Everton has always been my favourite away game, always a great atmosphere, and a great traditional old fashionend stadium which is a rariety these days..plenty of pubs nearby aswell, and we usually do quite well there to.

I like Wigan to, very cheap and a nice big away end, so never a problem getting a ticket.

Definetly Fulham is a must to, a lovely part of London, never any bother...ive already booked my train ticket for that one this season.

[Fin Feds Dad]

Just booked my train tickets for Fulham - if you are taking your lad and going by train then you might want to consider getting a Friends and Family railcard.

Usual Prices were £21.50 return for me and £10.50 return for my lad , from stafford to euston.  With the F & F railcard (that we bought using Tesco clubcard vouchers) its now £13.55 return for me and £4.00 (yes , £4) return for my lad , it costs me 90p to get him home from school on the bus which is only 3 miles away !!